The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-23
STATE TREASURER LEMcKEs REPORT.
A Statement of Receipts and Disbursements
Of the State During the Last Fiscal Year.

The annual report of Treasurer OF StaSs
Lemcke, for the fiscal year ending Oct. 81. was
fled with the Governor yesterday 1t is merely
O tabulstion Of figures showing, without COM
ment the condition of the States finances and
con tains little that not set forth In the Au-
ditor Of States report which was recently pub
Eshed The Treasurer introduces tie report
with the following summary:
Balance in treasury Nov. 1, 1885,. S40o, 971.73
Receipts from all sources.--------- 13s, 10y. 80
Disbursements for all purposes. a, ia 22641
Balance Oct. 81, 1SS7----------,---- oI3,944.2l
Included in this statement are the following
Items classified as transfer warrants, which
not strictly cash transac tons, and reduce
the actual cash receipts and disbursements OF the
treasury to the extent of the amount set forth:
Interest the States indebtedness TO .
the seno9i fund d0S 90
General additional hospitals for insane) 4,15S 50
Advance payments by courties.-----. 0II,o4o.So
The receipts from all sources during the year
were follows: From State-house tax, s958 :
726 90; delinquent State tax, $ll5. 86791; docket
fees, Supreme Court, 81 821 "a; docket fees, CIR
cult Court, $40. 1873; telephone tax. So 62; ex-
press company's tax, 1866 90 sale Revised
Statutes. $505 20; insurance fees. So, o4I 10;
insurance tax, s6l.9s5 10; teachers certi-
icates, $40; Insane Hospital malnten-
anee, 81 600; Insane Hospital repairs, $40;
from counties for clothing Insane Hospital In
mates, SIS, 367 90; earnings of Insane Hospital,
81, 084 o. additional Insane Hospitals, 81. 289 TO-
Deaf and Dumb Asylum earnings, SfL3o; Deaf
and Dumb Asylum receipts from counties for
clothing inmates. 1894 ID; Blind Asylum receipts
from counties for clothing inmates, sos. 81;
Blind Asylum receipts and earnings, Sl93. So;
Female Reformatory earnings, So 1898: Fema}a
Reformatory receipts from counties. 3,39L ID;
receipts from counties account half expenses
of keeping Inmates in Reform School for boys,
$27, 772 AZ; receipts and earnings of Reform
School. 1854 25 earnings of State Prison North,
1924. 951. 0S; earnings of State Prison South $64,
975. %; sale of temporary per cent. registered
interest bonds, $40, 600 90; premium on same,
$91S. 90; permanent endowment fund, Indiana
University loan $84, 600. 90; State revenue ad-
vanced by counties, $512, 346 96; miscellaneous
373. 043-8l.
The disbursements from the general fund were
as follows: Benevolent institutions. s678. 27Z 67
reformatory. $50, 991 10; penal 1896 1856 OF; State
library, 60, GAS 92 Supreme Court $32, 40; State
judiciary. $I71, 754 So interest State debt.
$439 1894 So; educational institutions S56, $780,
State boards, departments, etc, S19, 400 67 pub
lie printing and stationery $12, 646. At; House of
Representatives. so, $50 13; State Senate. $40,
The balances in the different funds at the end
OF the fiscal year were as follows: General
fund, $50. 924 81: school revenue for tuition
fund. 1892 1872 O6: State-house. $94. 800. 49, col
iege fund, principal. $l4, 7.26; college fund,
interest. S9,67334: unclaimed estates,
$40. $40. IA; escheated estates. SIPS 90;
permanent endowment FUND. Indiana Univer-
sitv, $43. 81; permanent endowment fund In
diana University interest. $84; swamp land
fund.- $40, 535 40; State sinking fund, $46Z16
common school fund. s., 21I22; excess bids
$500; sales lands, acts 1883, $23, $40. IL total,
S373 GA 81